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    SIP Videowith Communication Manager

    Chris Kendall

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    The addition of SIP to Avayas Video Telephony Solution provides theframework for the future of enterprise video conferencing

    Leveraging existing IETF open standards

    Ensuring higher levels of interoperability with third parties

    Maintaining a sophisticated feature set that is consistent and

    compatible with todays H.323 video solutionHighlights include:

    H.323-SIP inter-working, with a common subset of telephony features

    Call admission control and video enablement policies

    Bandwidth management

    Priority video callers Cumulative pools for audio and video

    Call rate negotiation

    Video Conferencing (scheduled and ad-hoc)

    Overview Description

    SIP Video

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    Solution view

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    Solution Components

    CM is the

    Feature server - extends many CM features to SIP phonesthru OPTIM architecture

    Gatewayinterworks SIP to all other protocols (H.323, ISDN,DCP, analog, etc..)

    Back-to-back user-agent (B2BUA)

    SES contains the following components

    Proxy

    Registrar Event Server

    Personal Profile Manager (PPM)

    Location service (database)

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    Solution Components (continued)Supported SIP Adjuncts

    Modular Messaging

    Voice Portal

    Meeting Exchange (version 5 with Video)

    Supported SIP Endpoints

    Avaya SIP Softphone (AST)

    46xx SIP

    96xx SPARK phone (AST)

    Toshiba SIP phone (AST)

    One-X mobile edition (CHAMP)

    Cisco and other third-party SIP phones

    SIP Video phones NEW!

    NEW!

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    Meeting Exchange

    Meeting Exchange is the existing large scale SIP conferencing platform

    for CM

    Version 5 supports video conferencing of up to 16 simultaneoususers.

    Meet-me, scheduled and ad-hoc conferences may be used

    Configured as a video-enabled trunk on CM Video-bridge configuration must be set for ad-hoc conferencing

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    SIP Video Phones

    Most Polycom & Tandberg room systems are dual-protocol H.323 and

    SIP Tandberg T150 (v4.1) has been tested extensively with CM in SIP

    For presentations and collaboration, H.323 is still recommended

    There are many third party SIP phones out in the market, especiallySoftphones that can be connected to SES

    Some will work as OPTIM endpoints, i.e. CM-routed and otherswill not

    Avayas next generation SIP Softphone (with video) is TBA

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    Jargon Buster

    Lots of jargon and acronyms to digest SIP: Session Initiation Protocol

    SDP: Session Description Protocol

    Dialog: A conversation/communication

    Session: Media (audio/video/data) between two entities

    AST: Advanced SIP Telephony

    SUSHI: Toshiba SIP Phone (supporting AST)

    B2BUA: Back-to-Back User Agent

    OPTIM/OPS: Off PBX/Premises Station

    OATS: Origination And Termination Service

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    High-level Call-flow

    Edge ProxySIP phone-A

    NJ CM

    SIP phone-B

    DR Home Proxy NJ Home Proxy

    DR CM

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    Why OPTIM?

    Using OPTIM architecture, CM becomes a central point of control forvideo policy

    BWM, CAC, video and conferencing capabilities

    As a B2BUA, CM will modify the SDP to enforce these policies

    Allow or deny video

    Restrict call-ratesAllow/deny use of shared resources

    As a SIP-H.323 gateway, CM bridges the protocol gap between differentusers and systems

    Dont need to dial special addresses

    Dont need to think about protocols or devices

    Telephony features just work

    Video is still as easy as making a phone call

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    SIP H.323 Interoperability

    CM places particular requirements on endpoints for H.323

    interoperability:

    RFC3890, for enterprise bandwidth management

    SIP endpoints to present their full capabilities in the SDP

    Supporting asymmetric SDP payload types is also required

    Some SIP endpoints can be configured to support the functionalityrequired by CM

    For example, In Counterpath Eyebeam (1.5) you can dial ***7469 toreveal a hidden config UI and set the following options:

    Rtp:media:send_bandwidth_modifier = 1

    Media:sdp:specify_all_codecs_in_offer_answer = 1

    Media:sdp:force_describe_well_known_codecs = 1

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    Solution Limitations

    This release has some limitations with CM as the inter-workingSIP-H.323 gateway using video endpoints.

    SIP video endpoints are not supported dialing into thePolycom MGC (either H.323 or SIP)

    SIP video endpoints cannot view H.239 streams (e.g.Polycom People plus Content)

    Polycom SIP firmware is not currently supported whenconfigured as an OPTIM endpoint

    Multipoint SIP room systems are not supported with CM

    Future releases aim to resolve these limitations

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    SIP Priority Video Users

    Priority video is not signaled over SIP trunks

    So it works a bit differently

    If Priority video is enabled and the SIP signaling group is terminating thecall:

    The priority status of the originating caller is preserved

    If Priority video is enabled and there is an incoming call on the SIPsignaling group:

    The call gets promoted to priority

    SIP sub-domains may therefore be used to separate priority users from

    regular users [email protected]

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    SES Administration

    SES Administration is effectively unchanged from existingSIP audio deployments.

    Primary consideration is whether a user is mapped to amedia server extension (CM station) or not

    Video calls are unmanaged when they are pure SIP anddo not route via CM.

    Calling a H.323 user will still route the call through CM if themedia-server address maps are configured

    This also holds true for calls involving OPTIM SIP users

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    CM Admin Licensing

    New Feature to be enabled in license file.

    Multimedia IP SIP Trunking? (FEAT_MMIP_SIP)

    Multimedia IP SIP Trunking? can then be enabled in customer options

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    CM Admin SIP Video Trunk

    Two new fields for video on the SIP signaling group.

    IP Video and Priority Video

    SIP trunk-group administration is unchanged

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    CM Admin OPTIM stations

    New set type 4620SIP should be used for all non-AST SIP endpoints

    IP Video should be enabled, while IP Softphone should be disabled

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    Common Problems

    The call fails to connect when calling from a SIP endpoint If response is 403 forbidden (Denial 11), check COR/COS, ip-network-region domain

    If response is 482 Loop detected, check dial plan (UDP/AAR/EXT)

    If response is 488 Not acceptable, check audio codec is supported

    I get no video when calling from a SIP endpoint Check licensing and capacities

    Check signaling group, network-region and codec-set admin

    Check station admin - ensure IP-direct audio enabled for station form page 2

    Check bandwidth is available

    Check endpoint enabled for video, and is offering bandwidth

    Due to protocol complexity, SIP users will not get video dialing into the H.323 MGC via CM

    My SIP endpoint wont register If response is 401 Unauthorized, check password

    If response is 404 User not found, check username and domain are correct,

    check that the SES configuration has been saved/updated

    More items in the AVTS configuration checklist

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    References and Resources

    SIP support in Communication Manager 4.0:

    http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/sip/245206_7.pdf

    Installing and administering SES:

    http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/sip/03_600768_4.pdf

    http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/sip/245206_7.pdfhttp://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/sip/03_600768_4.pdfhttp://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/sip/03_600768_4.pdfhttp://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/sip/245206_7.pdf